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| ratio any one know the best beam for a 20 foot tri( doesnt have to be a screamer but sparkling performer) |
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| For reference, some good performaing tris have the following BWL/LWL ratios: Dragonfly 920: 0.8914 Corsair 750 Sprint: 0.7639 Grainger Essential 8: 0.8718 (approx). Average of these samples: 0.8424 On that basis, a 20' or 6m tri would have a beam of around 5.05m, but could be as wide as 5.3m. But keep in mind that these three samples are bigger than 20', and that may change the dynamics slightly - this response may flush out some of the more experienced designers out there. There is another recent thread somewhere on this forum which touches on the sweetest B/L ratio for tris - chasing the balance between longitudinal stability and driving power (righting lever) - search for it, there was some really good discussion (I think it was Sink or Swim?? which is quite long - but well worth a skim). |
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